Both games were delisted from storefronts like Steam and the Xbox Games Store following publisher Take-Two's decision to ...

Roll7's acclaimed skating games OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome have made a return to Valve's PC storefront, Steam.

The formerly Private Division games are now published by 2K. Four months after they were unceremoniously delisted, Roll7's ...

OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome are back on sale via Steam after four months absence following the sale of their publisher by ...

Rollerdrome, a mix of Tony Hawk's Pro Skater and Hi-Fi Rush, was previously unavailable on Steam, but now it's returned to ...

I've been thinking a lot about how to define Roll7 because actually, it's quite hard to do. You could call it the OlliOlli studio but would that really be correct, because what about Rollerdrome?

Roll7’s OlliOlli World and Rollerdrome games are now delisted from Steam for unknown reasons, but there is speculation as to ...

In 2019, Roll7 nearly called it quits. After wrapping up development on Laser League, a phenomenal multiplayer game that failed to find a big audience, Roll7’s founders got together for crisis ...

Roll7, the studio behind the sidescrolling skateboard series OlliOlli, was closed down after Take-Two Interactive's Private Division label was sold last year—announced after a lot of hemming and ...

Amid this announcement came reports based on internal documentation that seemed to confirm Take-Two was closing OlliOlli World developer Roll7 and Kerbal Space Program 2 developer Intercept Games.

The first outfit is London-based Roll7, developer of the action game Rollerdrome, according to a note to staff. Take-Two plans to close the studio and will offer severance agreements to its staff.

Game developers have reacted to news of Take-Two shuttering two studios in the context of GTA 6's imminent release and publishing boss Strauss Zelnick's pay check. Yesterday, May 1, Bloomberg ...